Re: Coach Rod
Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2018 8:24 pm
Get the hot board fellas
A much needed laugh, thank you.azgreg wrote:Waiting for Chief to come in and say "I knew 2 weeks ago."
Arizona announced it has parted ways with football coach Rich Rodriugez. “After conducting a thorough evaluation of our football program and its leadership, both on and off the field, President Robbins and I feel it is in the best interest of the University of Arizona and our athletics department to go in a new direction,” Athletic director Dave Heeke said in a statement.
splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
Why Oregon?splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
Proof? He's probably far more likely to stay without the disaster that RR is as a coach being here.splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
RR coaching with a lawsuit claiming he promoted a hostile work environment hanging over his head is somehow better?splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
Because that would piss me off the most. No real reason other than that.MrBug708 wrote:Why Oregon?splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
And 95% chance of being healthier in another coach's offense. Plenty of offenses can take advantage of his talents while keeping him on the field.ASUHATER! wrote:Proof? He's probably far more likely to stay without the disaster that RR is as a coach being here.splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
So what you are saying is any accusations proven or otherwise are enough reason to fire someone? Not that I am surprised that someone with your "progressive" mindset believes this...Chicat wrote:RR coaching with a lawsuit claiming he promoted a hostile work environment hanging over his head is somehow better?splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
LIghten up Francis, it was referring to Rich's 3 and out book. I'm sure he has John U Bacon on speeddial tonight.ASUHATER! wrote:So the topic of sexual misconduct comes up and your first inclination is to blame the potential victim and smear them that they're looking for a book deal and money.3rdand25 wrote:This isn't any way to go out. I cringe thinking about the possibilities regarding the next "I'm a victim" book, demonizing the U of A. Can't think of any good titles
Shit like this is why we can't have nice things.
No proof, but I have zero confidence in the school making a decent hire this late into the game. This feels like Tim Floyd all over again to me as far as the abrupt manner in which it is happening.ASUHATER! wrote:Proof? He's probably far more likely to stay without the disaster that RR is as a coach being here.splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
Agree. My view, Rodriguez did not let Tate be Tate. It wasn't the defenses against us getting better, it was the coach trying to own what he didn't understand because he is hard headed. Hopefully the new coach puts more trust in the talent to perform. I hope some coaches remain. Maybe not Knorr.ASUHATER! wrote:Proof? He's probably far more likely to stay without the disaster that RR is as a coach being here.splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
Literally anything is better than keeping RR as coach. Having a wet towel in a corner of the locker room is better (and probably would be a better recruiter). There's almost no downside to this move.splitsecond wrote:No proof, but I have zero confidence in the school making a decent hire this late into the game. This feels like Tim Floyd all over again to me as far as the abrupt manner in which it is happening.ASUHATER! wrote:Proof? He's probably far more likely to stay without the disaster that RR is as a coach being here.splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
Jack and Coke helps.Gilbertcat wrote:I can't process this
azgreg wrote:Jack and Coke helps.Gilbertcat wrote:I can't process this
I am well aware of, and appreciate your position on RichRod. Some weeks I agree, some I don't. I just have an issue with the way this is going down more than the fact that he was fired. Hell if he was fired right after the bowl game or after the ASU game (when he should have been if they were going to do it), it wouldn't be a big deal. My concern is that players may feel the school did him dirty and bail, moreover, our once in a generation QB will feel the school did him dirty and bail.ASUHATER! wrote:Literally anything is better than keeping RR as coach. Having a wet towel in a corner of the locker room is better (and probably would be a better recruiter). There's almost no downside to this move.splitsecond wrote:No proof, but I have zero confidence in the school making a decent hire this late into the game. This feels like Tim Floyd all over again to me as far as the abrupt manner in which it is happening.ASUHATER! wrote:Proof? He's probably far more likely to stay without the disaster that RR is as a coach being here.splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
Leave the politics on the politics board.splitsecond wrote:So what you are saying is any accusations proven or otherwise are enough reason to fire someone? Not that I am surprised that someone with your "progressive" mindset believes this...Chicat wrote:RR coaching with a lawsuit claiming he promoted a hostile work environment hanging over his head is somehow better?splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
I truly hope you are both right, but I am already in football mourning so I am a bit sensitive to these things. Arizona sports teams can't have nice things ever. It gets to be a drain.FlyonWall wrote:Agree. My view, Rodriguez did not let Tate be Tate. It wasn't the defenses against us getting better, it was the coach trying to own what he didn't understand because he is hard headed. Hopefully the new coach puts more trust in the talent to perform. I hope some coaches remain. Maybe not Knorr.ASUHATER! wrote:Proof? He's probably far more likely to stay without the disaster that RR is as a coach being here.splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
I am not saying they should keep him, I am saying the way he is being fired is the issue. I wanted him fired after the ASU game if they were going to pick a time to fire him. I think most people agree on that right?Chicat wrote:Leave the politics on the politics board.splitsecond wrote:So what you are saying is any accusations proven or otherwise are enough reason to fire someone? Not that I am surprised that someone with your "progressive" mindset believes this...Chicat wrote:RR coaching with a lawsuit claiming he promoted a hostile work environment hanging over his head is somehow better?splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
What I’m saying is what I said. A lame duck coach with a sexual harassment lawsuit pending against him isn’t a recipe for long term success. It’s not like he was lighting the world on fire on the field or on the recruiting trail, so outside of your anger that being accused of sexual misconduct could get someone fired, why exactly should Arizona keep RichRod?
The fact of the matter is if Rich Rod put out a product the fans showed up for Arizona would stick by him since their investigation showed there wasn't much to this woman's claims and would stick with him until/unless something new came to light i.e. the same exact situation they are in with Sean Miller, a coach who fans show up to see his product.Chicat wrote:Leave the politics on the politics board.splitsecond wrote:So what you are saying is any accusations proven or otherwise are enough reason to fire someone? Not that I am surprised that someone with your "progressive" mindset believes this...Chicat wrote:RR coaching with a lawsuit claiming he promoted a hostile work environment hanging over his head is somehow better?splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
What I’m saying is what I said. A lame duck coach with a sexual harassment lawsuit pending against him isn’t a recipe for long term success. It’s not like he was lighting the world on fire on the field or on the recruiting trail, so outside of your anger that being accused of sexual misconduct could get someone fired, why exactly should Arizona keep RichRod?
I mean usually the mother gets majority custody, but that's up to Pima County to sort out.FlyonWall wrote:Is there any news on who gets Rhett?
ChooChooCat wrote:I mean usually the mother gets majority custody, but that's up to Pima County to sort out.FlyonWall wrote:Is there any news on who gets Rhett?
UALoco wrote:Just wow. On to the next one.
You mean like how Rich Rod was "done dirty" at Michigan? LOL. Not a great hire by a now departed AD (considered St. Byrne by some). Heeke for President. He's doing the right thing for the right reasons, at the right time.splitsecond wrote:I am well aware of, and appreciate your position on RichRod. Some weeks I agree, some I don't. I just have an issue with the way this is going down more than the fact that he was fired. Hell if he was fired right after the bowl game or after the ASU game (when he should have been if they were going to do it), it wouldn't be a big deal. My concern is that players may feel the school did him dirty and bail, moreover, our once in a generation QB will feel the school did him dirty and bail.ASUHATER! wrote:Literally anything is better than keeping RR as coach. Having a wet towel in a corner of the locker room is better (and probably would be a better recruiter). There's almost no downside to this move.splitsecond wrote:No proof, but I have zero confidence in the school making a decent hire this late into the game. This feels like Tim Floyd all over again to me as far as the abrupt manner in which it is happening.ASUHATER! wrote:Proof? He's probably far more likely to stay without the disaster that RR is as a coach being here.splitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
If you’re saying he shouldn’t be fired ..... then you’re saying Arizona should keep him. Or would it make you feel better if they said they were going to send him to a farm upstate?splitsecond wrote:I am not saying they should keep him, I am saying the way he is being fired is the issue. I wanted him fired after the ASU game if they were going to pick a time to fire him. I think most people agree on that right?
Byrne is a very good politician.UAEebs86 wrote:Boy, Byrne managed to get out just in time and dump everything on Heeke. The track coach, Book, and now this.
Nah hire sumlin done dealsplitsecond wrote:Kiss Khalil Tate goodbye, he will be at Oregon in no time.
Thisprh wrote:If the athletic department pumps money into a Heisman campaign for Tate going into next year, I think he will probably be ok